Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-14
QUIET RRSFOREB.
Latest News From the Ha-
Waiisn Revolution.
President Cleveland Met
by Crowds ct Clinton.
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
The Middle Routes Complain
About Loss Of Traffic.
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InssEAAsionaI Arhisratioa-sHrveys
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In q Special CAr-Answsrsd
blythe southern Pasias.
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
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FRANCISCO.
Ekz FRaNczso0, Jnly 12-Ths steam.
ship Australia arrived here this morn
ing from Honoiula, saiiiRg from that
point e noon Of July 5th, and hrinRina
Hawaiian infellieenoe 6r7n 10 thai
tme. No further outhreaSE or demon
STATIONS Of any ehaFaotef 0eeurfed
altar thoas described as having taken
place on Thursday and Friday, June
o0th and July 1ss. Vatsh resulted iH tse
cveEtuFnin9 Of tbs Gibson MinislFy.
and Q written pledge fr0Es ki0e Aala-
kaua 70 promote coostitutionAl ssSorms
and submit 10 the will Of the ksople.
The military oontinnss 10 remain on
duty, hut no fuFtheT public asaembiARes
have bean held.
THB KEw MTNnTRx
Has assumed cantrol and the new con-
stitution Was to have been laid before
the King 90 the steamship sailed. Ex-
Premier Gibson and his son-in. Law,
Hayseldeu, who we're arrested on June
80lh, we're held In jail until Saturday
night. july ID, when owing 90 the age
Of Gihaon, he was taken 10 bic home by
order Of the new AttoEney General,
where be remains under military guard.
His trial vas set for July 9Th. Oyprian
Webb, Secretary 10 the Minister OF For
eign Affairs who was also arrested. was
released on bail.
The excitement In the Kingdom had
apparently 20 thoroughly subsided by
Monday, July eth, that the celebration
In hoR0R OF AmeEica'a natal day 90
eurEed as Honoluic, attended By fully
500 people.
PATRIOTIC ApDREass
Were made By Hon. @. W. Merrill,
American Minister, and Hon. George
3. Whitney, Of California. A national
salute vas fred from the shore battery.
Daring the afternoon tbs American
Minister held reception, which vas at
tended by King KalakauA and members
Of hia stan, and . ball vas given at
night as the Music Hall. which vas a.
tended By the naval officers Of the
United States and Representatives Of the
foreign embassies. together With . large
representation Of the cltiEens Of Homo
InEu.
The HopoluIu papers, In comments
upon the change OF administration, pre-
diet that
10 FunzEKR PURLIc OUTBREAKS
Are sxpsoasa, provided the new eoaati-
tuition is Adopted and tie reforms in
aururatod. Tbs Hawaiian Gazette 10
an eiihsrial SAYS: "The word Of the
King cannot be taken BY the people. Il
has been proved again and again that
II 10 not worth the paper 10 Ii written
on. In fact. We remember those cir
eumstances % we'll that We are not 60
ing 90 be deceived again."
In revieUina the occurrence at Homo
Iulu. which resulted Ia the collapse Of
the Ministry and the arrest Of ths chief
advisers Of Kalakaua, for the alleged
malfeaance Of money and other crimes,
Il appears that the King was inclined to
make @ stand against the populaee, bat
wan quickly disabused of the idea that
be could make Q successful fight, when
The steamship Australia arrived from
San Francisco with nearly tso thousand
stands of arms.
rHn PoPuLAcx AT oacK ARMxD
And then the mass meeting vas called
which sent its ultimatum 10 the King.
All approaches 10 the Palace we're barFi-
eads0 and Calling guns had been placed
IN the Palace together with consider
able quantity Of Gre arms.
When IL became evident that the pop
ulaOa really meant 10 haht, the Fetainera
Of the King began quickly TO disappear,
and be had no alternative bat 10 make
his sudden resolve 10 oonoede every
thing, and sven then appeared 10 fear
that Ais life was In danger. which caused
him 10 aak the American and other for
- akaa a.
sdme oontrol Of affairs temporarily.
On Saturday night. July 1st, peace
| having beea thoFouahly re stored, the
Oitisen's Committee
PosrKD A PBocLAMATIoA
Declaring that the H1nolula Rife
-couId maintain order. and requesting
/ citizens noa 10 appear on the streets
| armed until further orders. The nsw
/ Ministry, u is declared, has already dis
covered thai ell the public funds have
been exhausted.
The Daily Butlstia declares that In
addition 20 sha regular Tevenne, all the
Postal savings Bank deposits have dis
appeared, and that it Was owing 10 this
faSe thas che king feared personal vio.
Ieuce. All the seized arms and ammu-
nitioa Of the Government have been
placed % The Government house undeI
military guard
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE FoRNED.
The esslEana Who participated In ths
mass meeting have formed q gen
eral vigilanos eommittse. and tvo thoa
sand are ready 10 assemble should th'
King revoke any part Of the ooncesaionl
be mads at their demand, II snmuoneS
by the citizens committee. Kalakanl
denies having received she e71 900 Cpl
an bribery fnnd from the Chinese, ant
will not Fspay The money unless The
OOmmiesion oR Ministry oompels hira-
Ths proposed changes IN the eonstitu
ton are radical, and are said TO Be veFl
uupalstahis 10 the King. One claus
places aim on Q lsvsl RiIh Queen Vie
inEia a. Ear ~ actnAl power is con
esEnsd, and another seeks 10 max
shs hsldSng Of real estate Q quai
ihoati0n fOs voting. The King 10
aamGted that ths tnstrament w0uld b
taken under a6vissment. Kalaks1a
indiguana that the people vish % bin.
hin down, and tkots In hia esnndeae
say be will not siGn s1eh esnstituiioE
He has Already hunted ~ % avenue o
escape. His tdsa is that eous1itutio'
granted without spprcpEiation by %
native leeislatars woald Be invalid, an
a. shas body was Boa In aessson, ,
hspan 10 postpone the nn8saeg foF ses
sr1 moashG FailiRg In this. u
claimed, be may appeAi % the native
% hslp him hoid oai sgatnst the advo
aafaa of The change. II The Dew eoz
stitution, as framed. becomes tbe 81
aanie law Of The Ktne3om, naaTiy sTsrl
Nanaka viii Be oissufFanahissd. -
the King relieg % this fae1 10
RAILx knoUxD KrM
Tia native p0Valasion- A ysa, tbs ns'
MiaBkry Gsade6 b Green has dose b
litsis. Ths msnbaFs % ths Cabins
have ell taken tie oath % sEsoe, an
thsiF nrsl care vii be b iByestiGa1
!, ne EnAEoas of t6s realm II, as
tAo1eht, eli tie asNilsbis ssvenas ka
bsaa sqaAndere6 and ths tSen fan
esd 10 hiitna 40 the Ragas No tina VI
Be lasa Ia rAkine the fneta sno9n
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